A-Z of WALKS and CATEGORIES
Area: Highland
'The path is extremely well defined by the passage of the estimated 125,000 visits per year.'
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'The route follows tracks and footpaths throughout, but after leaving Cannich it becomes increasingl ...
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'The coffin route was long the access to Applecross Bay from the north, before the coastal route ...
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'The Applecross Landscape Partnership Scheme (ALPS) is a partnership of: The Applecross Trust; Apple ...
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'Newtonmore offers the visitor a wide range of activities within the village lying at the southe ...
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'The Lochalsh Woodland Walk is an attractively designed landscape open to the public through ...
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Balmacara & The Woodland Walk [Lochalsh Tourist Guide]
'The Postman's Path, which clings to the coastline and was used to take post to and from Achilti ...
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'We meet once a month on a Sunday morning at 0900 usually, in the car park opposite The Norseman Hot ...
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'Divided into three 5 day sections and is in total 249 miles long. As Scotland's "wildest long dista ...
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Cawdor Castle is normally open from early May to early October. There is an 'all inclusive' entr ...
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[1] Ross and Cromarty - - - : [2] Inverness and Nairn - - - : [3] Skye and Lochalsh - - - : [4] ...
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'Before starting the walk, however, there are two conditions to be met - physical fitness and organi ...
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'First-time visitors can enjoy a great circular walk: The fully-accessible Hill 99 viewpoint ...
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'Nowadays the name "Culbin Sands" means a beach, but formerly the name meant a large area of loo ...
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Culbin Sands, Forest and Findhorn Bay [Wikipedia]
'Walk the battlefield now restored to how it appeared to the opposing forces on that fateful day ...
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Three walks in and around Dingwall: [1] Canal and Firth - - - : [2] Tulloch Castle - - - : [3] To Kn ...
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'This is part of the long distance drove route between Wester Ross and on to the Corrieyairack and f ...
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'Most of the routes pass through extensively grazed areas, including open hill and heath, where dogs ...
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'The contrast in natural habitats along the route imbues the East Highland Way with a distinctive ch ...
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'A celebration of mountain culture in the outdoor capital of the UK ... Mountains inspire us ...
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'... These townships were not nearly as remote when inhabited as they seem now as there would have b ...
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‘This is the path the people of the townships in the Rothiemurchus area took to their summer shielin ...
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'For the less experienced it is the perfect introduction to long distance walking, being for the ...
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'Membership of HDR is open to all over the age of 18 years. Family members, carers and other able-bo ...
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'The walks are not led; the Club chooses venues and individuals/small groups decide on which ...
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'A lush, sub-tropical-style, oasis perched on a peninsula at the edge of Loch Ewe amid the rugge ...
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'The built heritage is crucial to the well being of our community, our tourism industry, and in attr ...
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'The route is a work in progress. Some of it is remote, pathless and challenging terrain. Other sect ...
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'Kingussie is an ideal base for walking and whether you are interested in a scenic woodland stroll, ...
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'One of the last few areas of wild land in Scotland, this rugged, remote estate in the West Highland ...
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Kintail and Lochalsh Walks [Walkhighlands]
'The Loch Ness 360° Trail is split into six sections. Section One begins in Inverness and takes you ...
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'The Leaflets are car-based and involve six stopping places and short walks. They feature clear ...
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'The Highland Council's Countryside Rangers constitute the largest local authority Countryside Range ...
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'Moidart is a wild, beautiful, remote region in the heart of the West Highlands of Scotland, with th ...
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'It is currently a very enjoyable walk though and is quiet with majestic views.'
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The Areas covered in the Leaflet are: [1] Caithness - - - : [2] Sutherland - - - : [3] Easter Ross a ...
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ALERT Unfortunately, a Moray Firth Trail Website and a Page Turning e-Brochure originally referenced on the Website no longer seem accessible; nor now a 32-page PDF Leaflet. But the Moray Firth Coastal Partnership itself continues to be active.
'We have a walk every weekend. In summer, we hold away weekends to more distant ranges such as S ...
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'We are a social enterprise whose purpose is to promote geotourism, conservation and interpretat ...
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'It is a land of mystery and legend, bountiful wildlife and flora, forest, heather, peat clad moors ...
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'St Duthac was a beloved saint of Scotland previous to the Reformation. Duthac was born at Tain, ...
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'The crest of the ridge between An Soutar and Meallan Odhar was the furthest north point on the main ...
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'In his book, The Sutherland Trail, Cameron McNeish started the Sutherland Trail at Lochinver an ...
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'In the old days, cattle thieves in the relatively lawless Speyside and Badenoch regions would make ...
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'The estate includes some of Scotland's finest mountain scenery, comprising Liathach, 1,054m (3, ...
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'Wester Ross (Scottish Gaelic: Taobh Siar Rois) is a loosely-defined area in the North West High ...
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'... Northwest Sutherland is a stunning landscape of perfect sandy beaches and sweeping moorland ...
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'Assynt includes, and is surrounded by, spectacular mountains, most of which rise up from an undulat ...
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